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For Now C. H. SIMONDS

The bombs that thundered down on North Vietnam from American B-52s have fractured two years of campus peace. . . .” Thus the editorial in the New York Times that, in effect, tells the kiddies to get out there and demonstrate. Not violently, mind: “The question for students is how to express their outrage in terms of maximum political effectiveness. . . . The goal is not to shut down the universities but to end the war.” Therefore—listen, now, students—“the rallies planned for [April 21] on many campuses will be most persuasive if their accent is on a return to reason . . .”

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For Now C. H. SIMONDS

The bombs that thundered down on North Vietnam from American B-52s have fractured two years of campus peace. . . .” Thus the editorial in the New York Times that, in effect, tells the kiddies to get out there and demonstrate. Not violently, mind: “The question for students is how to express their outrage in terms of maximum political effectiveness. . . . The goal is not to shut down the universities but to end the war.” Therefore—listen, now, students—“the rallies planned for [April 21] on many campuses will be most persuasive if their accent is on a return to reason . . .”